The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-08-10

on the subject Of Writing. The In
stitute then took recess until :
o'clock, p. m.
i AFTERNOON SESSION So The Insti
tute called TO order by j. r. Puck
EFT, chairman; music by Institut,
led by Miss Alice Mann. organist
The roll was called and the follow
ing additional teachers were enrolled
to wit: G. G. Bell, Potts Station; w
r. Mckinley, RussellvilIe; Prof. Fl
L. Rayburn and j. I. Reed, Atkins
b. A. Kuhn, Dover; Miss Sue Matth
cws, Gala Rock; u G. VIM, Rus
sellville; w. L. Grow, Caglesville
and Ed Truett, Dover. The work oil
the programme, u. S. History, was
called and Prof Doyne presented the
colonial period Of this branch in an
interesting and instructive manner,
this same subject being part Of the
county programme, Prof. A. Eggles-
ton and J. T. Wharton gave some
thoughts on the subject. Then Gram
mar--Sentcnces, was Gall q ] ard Prof.
Doyne gave his Instr action, followed
by II. L. Mann.
Recess 10 minutes. Then Insti
tute called to order and the follow
ing additional teachers enrolled, to-
wit: j. NJ. Mallet, Caglesville; G. M.
Snider and r. w. Snider. Scottsville;
j. NJ. Krumsick, Lutherville; w. L.
Davis aud w. L. Turner, Atkins: T.
G. Hollabaugh, Appleton. The work
! Of the programme--School Discip-
line was called and presented by the
Instructor in very entertaining
manner Mr.. Fl. T. Mann was then
given little time in which to give
his method Of teaching Geography.
The institute then adjourned until
$3.50 to morrow morning.
Aug. 4, $50, a. m.--The Institute
called to order by County Examiner
w. A. Baird. Music by Institute
led by Miss Alice Mann, organist.
The roll called and 40 teachers were
present. Instructor Doyne then pro
ceeded with the work of the pro
gramme beginning with Percentage,
giving a very thorough explanation
of all the principles of percentage,
then he gave u little time to the In.
stitute on the same subject. Next
was Reading, 4th Reader, and Prof |
A. Eggleston of Russel,ville was |
called upon by Prof. Doyne to take
this subject which he did, giving a
very full and clear explanation of
Reading. The Institute took a re-
cess for 10 minutes.
Institute called to order by Chair
man and the subject Of Spelling was
taken up by Prof Doyne. Then &c
ography, after short discourse, he
was followed by I. L. Harvey who
read an essay on Mathematical &c
ography, IN which he presented some
very rare and peculiar ideas, though
full of interest The Institute took
a recess until o'clock p. m.
AT 2 p. m. the Institute was called
to order by Chairman, music BY H.
stltute, Miss Alice Mann, organist.
The following additional teachers
were enrolled, to wit: T. L. Harvey
and c. NJ. VIM; Russellville; A. f.
Bowden, Atkins; w. L. Hamm, Ap
pleton; Miss Savannah Montgomery, /
Caglesville; Miss Mollie Martin,
Potts Station; Miss Edmonia Ed
wards, Gum Log. The Institute was
visited by Prof. John w. Conger
President of Ouachita Baptist Col
lege, Arkadelphia, Ark, and mum
Der of citizens of RussellviIle. The
work of the programme was then
called and Prof, poyne began with
U. s. History, followed for short
time by the teachers present Then
the subject OF Grammar was taken
up by the Instructor. Recess 10
minutes
Institute called to order by Chair
man and How to Conduct Recita-
tions was taken up and discussed for
a time. The chairman then an
nounced that the Institute would |
hold a short session at night TO at
tend TO such business as was neces.
sary for County Institute. Recess
oHvit y " S-ONh ps uis
The Institute called to order by
Chairman. Music by Institute, Miss
Alice Mann, organist. The chair
man presented some statistical re.
ports of the school work of Arkan-
sas and urged teachers to do all they |
could in regard to having Directors
make full reports to County Exam.
iner. as our reports did not show all |
that we are entitled to. Then j. M.
Mallet was called and made some |
very appropriate remarks on the
Ideal Teacher, followed by j. T. |
Wharton on Duties Of Teachers, etc. |
Then NJ. II. Baird made few re-
marks in regard to the origin and |
growth of Public Schools in our
state. On motion the following com
mittee on resolutions was appointed,
to witt j. Il. Wharton, b. A. Kuhn
and A. d. James. Then the time
and place of holding next County
Institute was called, and resulted IN
fixing Scottsville, as the place and
the Sd Wednesday in Nov, 1887, as
the time to continue for three days. |
The Institute adjourned until $50
to morrow morning.
Aug. 5.-Institute met and called
to order by Chairman W. A. Baird.
MuSip The first work af tho pro |